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On 8/8/2016 3:12 PM, Bald Eagle wrote:
> Stephen <mca### [at] aol com> wrote:
>
>> It is a bit tedious that's true.
>> It is also very easy to miss out a step.
>
> Yes. I am (usually) a big fan of checklists.
>
Unless something is going to go bang. I am not, I am afraid.
>> We really need a simpler method of creating df3s. IIRC there is a
>> Proximity Pattern that creates and uses df3s called df3prox-0.95 that
>> might be worth looking at.
>
> I missed the whole proximity pattern phase of interest and development.
> No real idea of what they are, what they do, or how they work.
>
The idea is to add dirt/staining to edges, junctions of surfaces etc.
You might be interested in this thread.
http://news.povray.org/povray.binaries.images/thread/%3Cweb.4aa83e6a37d8ab92c83e2c410%40news.povray.org%3E/?mtop=323317
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>> By the time you get back from work I should have posted some examples of
>> a media filled mesh. I can get it to work after a fashion.
>>
>> If you are interested I will upload the obj, mtl and image files so you
>> can play with them.
>
> Most excellent.
>
I've zipped the dragon and the Lady. Both files are about 5.5 Meg
I'll find a site that I can upload them to and post the link.
Otherwise I can use a site that will post the via email.
I managed to upload the dragon file to povray.binaries.misc
But the other is too large. (5.5 vs 5.7 meg)
> obj is ... Bishop? Poseray? both?
> is mtl a Moray file?
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*.obj is the geometry file, *.mtl is the textures referenced by the obj
file. Both are text and human readable.
Use PoseRay to convert them to a Pov.inc file.
I had to reduce the resolution of the images or the file size would have
been > 22 meg.
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Regards
Stephen
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